exportálva

Exportálva is a term originating from the Hungarian language. It translates directly to "exported" in English. This term is commonly used in various contexts, particularly within software, technology, and international trade.

In computing, when data or a file is "exportálva," it means that it has been saved or transferred from one application or system to another in a format that can be recognized and used by the receiving system. For instance, a spreadsheet program might export its data to a comma-separated values (CSV) file, making it "exportálva" for use in a database. Similarly, a document could be "exportálva" as a PDF for wider compatibility.

In the realm of international business, "exportálva" refers to goods or services that have been sent from one country to another for sale. This is a fundamental aspect of global commerce, allowing countries to specialize in producing certain goods and trade them for products they do not produce themselves. The process involves adhering to customs regulations, trade agreements, and shipping logistics. The term signifies a completed transaction of sending goods out of the country of origin.